On 11-10-2014 19:08, Heinrich Stöllinger wrote:
Hello,
A long time ago (REALLY long ago!) I complained that LO does not print
serial letters correctly.
I think I also filed a bug report with (in MY opinion!) the right test
data. I just tried to
print such serial letters again today. Unfortunately the problem still
exists. As you can maybe
see from the enclosed pdf-file, only the FIRST letter prints correctly,
while ANY letters after
the first one miss out lines of text (e.g. the place and date near the
top on the right),
drawn lines (near the bottom). Even though I use a MySQL database as
"supplier" of DB-fields,
I don't think this has anything to do with Base.
It should be easy enough to put together a test for this issue, but I
include the respective
.odt-file in any case. Again, I don't think a DB-table is necessary for
testing.
Regards
Heinrich
This list does no accept attachments...
Which bug are you referring to? (i see 5 bugs on the list):
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=serial%20letters&list_id=479277
If it's not there create a new bug, and attach the files needed to
reproduce this bug.
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